币圈又迎利好?以太坊因一则传言大涨

jin10Publicado a 2024-06-19Actualizado a 2024-06-19

周三,因市场猜测美国监管机构可能会放松对以太坊背后的区块链生态系统的审查,以太坊价格日内大幅上涨,并重回3500美元上方。

以太坊是以太坊区块链的代币,是基于加密货币的金融服务最重要的网络。美国证交会(SEC)对以太坊基金会(Ethereum Foundation)的调查引发了关于以太坊是否为未注册证券的不确定性,这可能会影响市场对该数字资产的需求。

以太坊开发商Consensys发文称,“SEC执法部门通知我们,它正在结束对以太坊2.0的调查。”

SEC没有立即回应这一说法,今年4月,Consensys起诉SEC,试图避开其对以太坊的监管。

SEC上个月批准了芝加哥期权交易所全球市场、纳斯达克和纽约证券交易所旗下交易所提出的一项提案,即让直接投资于以太坊的ETF上市。不过贝莱德和富达投资等申请者要推出此类产品还需要进一步的审批。

虽然比特币被视为一种商品,但SEC认为,大多数其他代币都是未经注册的证券,应该受到其监管。SEC主席一直对以太坊是不是证券持模棱两可的态度。加密爱好者担心这种代币,以及潜在的基于以太坊区块链的项目会受到该机构严格的规定约束。

作为审查以太坊各方面问题的一部分,SEC要求各公司提供与以太坊基金会交易的信息。该基金会的网站将其描述为一个致力于支持以太坊和相关技术的非营利组织。

早些时候,机构ETF分析师Eric Balchunas将备受期待的现货以太坊ETF的推出日期从7月4日提前至7月2日。此次调整是在SEC工作人员就S-1文件向发行方发出简短评论、要求在一周内进行修改之后做出的。Balchunas表示,“很有可能他们会在下周宣布这些规定生效,并在假期周末之前赶紧通过,这是我们目前最好的猜测。 ”

现货以太坊ETF将允许投资者交易持有市值第二大数字资产的基金。有分析师认为,此举将增强加密货币行业的市场准入并促进机构采用,即类似现货比特币ETF获批上市的影响。然而,也有部分观点认为,由于缺乏质押能力,现货以太坊ETF可能不会像现货比特币ETF那样引起人们的兴趣。

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